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In the first week after changes to anti-vaping laws saw stiffer penalties for vaping kick in, 232 people were caught for related offences, said the Ministry of Health and the Health Sciences Authority (HSA) on Monday (Sept 8). Of the 232, 14 were in possession of e-vaporisers laced with etomidate, also known as Kpods. Test
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232, including 14 Kpod abusers, caught in first week of enhanced penalties for vaping, Singapore News
Gaylene Wrona
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In the first week after changes to anti-vaping laws saw stiffer penalties for vaping kick in, 232 people were caught for related offences, said the Ministry of Health and the Health Sciences Authority (HSA) on Monday (Sept 8). Of the 232, 14 were in possession of e-vaporisers laced with etomidate, also known as Kpods. Test
